They tend to bubble when you add the soil and water -- yucky looking. I told myself, this time, since I was using chalkboard paint, maybe - just MAYBE- it wouldn't happen. I mean, look, it's even on the front of the can of paint -- it HAD to work. 
It just doesn't have to work for me. Some of the pots looked much worse (as if this isn't bad enough)! I waited about a day for them to dry so that maybe the bubbles would "suck back in".
But then I decided to do what I should have done to begin with. So baby girl, scratched as much off, as possible. Thank you, Sweetie! While I started spray painting.
Here's what they look like, now. 
Wow! That windowsill is dusty. I'd better go and dust it now, before I forget.
It just doesn't have to work for me. Some of the pots looked much worse (as if this isn't bad enough)! I waited about a day for them to dry so that maybe the bubbles would "suck back in".But then I decided to do what I should have done to begin with. So baby girl, scratched as much off, as possible. Thank you, Sweetie! While I started spray painting.Here's what they look like, now. 
Wow! That windowsill is dusty. I'd better go and dust it now, before I forget.Many Blessings ~~ Julie
6 comments:
I love the finished product!! What colors did you use, and how many coats? They look store bought!
Blessings to ya!
Linda
Hi Julie - isn't it agrivating when you try something and it doesn't work...sure looks like it would. Like you said, it even shows it on the can for heaven sakes....Glad they finally turned out for you.
Karen
Why Julie, those are beautiful!
Hugs,
Pam
Your hard work has paid off well! They are just lovely! Such a sweet helper you have! blessings,Kathleen
OOOh pretty! How have you been my Blogger friend? :)
They turned out perfect!! I've only painted one with acrylic paints and it turned out okay--but I was antiquing and it didn't have to be perfect.
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